La Plaga del Rap

Cartel de Santa's song "La Plaga del Rap" is a powerful declaration of their dominance in the Latin rap scene. The lyrics are filled with metaphors comparing their influence to a plague or virus, emphasizing their unstoppable spread and impact. The song opens with a bold statement about their presence in the media and their ability to cause chronic disturbances, likening their music to a disease that no one can cure. This metaphor extends throughout the song, painting a vivid picture of their pervasive and inescapable influence.

The chorus reinforces this idea, with lines about the spread of Latin rap and its fiery presence everywhere. The collaboration with Arianna Puello adds another layer of intensity, as she continues the theme of spreading like a plague, creating a unique style and atmosphere for their audience. Her verses are aggressive and unapologetic, reflecting the raw and unfiltered nature of their music. The imagery of bringing death and hitting hard serves to underline the powerful impact they aim to have on their listeners.

Babo's verse further amplifies the theme of an unstoppable force, describing their music as a biological weapon that infects everyone who hears it. The reference to various locations, from Monterrey to Gerona, highlights their widespread influence. The song concludes with a warning to their detractors, emphasizing that their presence in the hip-hop world is undeniable and that they will leave a lasting impression. The aggressive tone and vivid imagery throughout the song make it clear that Cartel de Santa sees themselves as a dominant and uncontainable force in the rap industry.